What People Say About Sherlocked Escape Rooms in Amsterdam

We did "The Architect" and the game itself was fun and challenging, but we weren't warned that the game is slightly uncomfortable to play in a group of 3 people. The host wasn't paying us a lot of attention so when we got stumped we were stuck for a little while, but was otherwise very kind :)

Just overall a great experience. Staff was nice and helpful and the puzzles weren't easy, but not to hard. It was our first time and we needed about 4min longer than you had, but still we were allowed to finish.

I really enjoyed diving into this alternative reality. It is like being in a movie, only that the time goes by faster...Probably because some of the riddles were really challenging me. I wished I could have this experience every week :)

Take the best escape room experience you've ever had. Go there in your mind, and hop on a fast train to Awesomeville. Once you've passed Awesomeville, Amazingtown, and Flabbergastedcity, you might come close to the place that accurately describes the quality of Sherlocked - The Vault. I went there today with five friends. It wasn't my first escape room, but based on other people's reviews I had incredibly high expectations. Without going into detail (wouldn't want to ruin anyone's experience), this break-in-room MORE THAN lived up to the hype. The location (the old Amsterdam Stock Exchange) is PERFECT. So much history there, and the people behind this experience cleverly used the attributes at their disposal. The addition of having to come up with a cover story is brilliant, really taps into the visitor's creativity. The puzzles are not difficult, but the whole thing is so elaborate that I'm not surprised the majority of teams do not make it out in time. We didn't either and my competitive nature would usually lead me to be disappointed (and a little pissed off), but in this case I didn't even mind. It was an honor to be able to walk around in the stock exchange's historic vaults and we had so much fun! It's worth the money and DEFINITELY worth your time. There aren't enough adjectives in the English language to describe how much this experience beats every other escape room experience. I give it 10 out of 10, multiplied by infinity and taken to the depths of forever. So for your next escape room visit, hop on the train to Sherlocked-town! I know I will. Next up on my list: Sherlocked - The Architect!

It’s hard, but it’s an incredible experience in an amazing old building. When in Amsterdam this is a must.

i have picked this activity for our team at work! it was great! i can highly recommend it to everyone who wants to have some fun and do something completely new.

Both escape rooms that I was able to enjoy were very nice. Starting off with the architect there were some nice good puzzles and the room did have some moments of surprises which were impressively done. Continuing our way later with The Vault this one was the one where the immersion was very high and well done. The way we were handled by the staff was very well done and big compliments! Made the whole experience that much more impressive. Overall where the puzzles doable and enjoyable. Sometimes here and there a pickup with locks which could also have been on our side but it didn't put the experience to shame. I would recommend it if you like good mystery/adventure rooms!

I don’t want to spoil anything of this amazing escape room. But get ready for some 007 vibes. This is not your average escape room with simply cracking a padlock. This is way more adventurous and puzzling. You even have to get your pokerface right! Thank you Sherlocked!

The BEST escape room I have been the experience started from the confirmation mail and was all the way through just perfect!!! Next time we will try the architect

I extended my stay in Amsterdam just to try this activity. It was definitely worth it. The puzzles were fun and challenging. The host helped us when we were stuck, and she did great job into getting us in the vibe. Any person staying in Amsterdam should put this activity on their to-do list.